The Duke is right, but the e works with a name like this (although, of course, it's better not to have it). The info part lets it down. Developing is the only way.
I'd like to see the data that supports that - especially since people have regged 2 1/2 times more .nets than .orgs.
I'm not against .orgs either (I like good names in all of the original 3 TLD's). I think people consider the name in its entirety (root and extension) when deciding what to pay and will do that even more so in the future.
That's why I think .info and .us have a chance too.
Info is generic and unrestricted. Also it is new and not overshadowed with com for years.
Many net's org's will be dropped in one year. Maybe half of them will be dropped. Same for com.
Info has a good chance. I don't trust resale values of either extensions. Things can change fast.